CRUSH FOR THE WOMEN WHO MAKE THE PARTY Mr CRUSH puts dancing, confidence and unapologetic fun at the center of his 17-song twerk catalog spotlight. CRUSH Magazine | Music & Nightlife

CRUSH FOR THE WOMEN WHO MAKE THE PARTY

Mr CRUSH puts dancing, confidence and unapologetic fun at the center of his 17-song twerk catalog spotlight.

CRUSH Magazine | Music & Nightlife

The group chat has picked the night. The outfits are coming together. Somebody is already dancing before everybody else is ready.

That is the world Mr CRUSH wants his music to live in.

For the Savannah-rooted artist behind Mr CRUSH, PartyPlugMikey and Plug Not A Rapper, the mission starts with women having a good time: dancing with their friends, twerking, feeling beautiful and making memories worth running back. That purpose sits at the heart of CRUSH’s identity—and this 17-song catalog spotlight puts it front and center.

The invitation is straightforward: bring your personality, find your favorite record and make the moment yours.

Women enjoying themselves are the main event.

Across these selections, the CRUSH universe introduces itself through playful titles, bold personalities and an unmistakable appetite for nightlife. There is room for the birthday crew, the dancers, the friend who starts the party and the one who finally joins when her song comes on.

Mr CRUSH supplies the artist identity. PartyPlugMikey carries the invitation in his name. Plug Not A Rapper adds another dimension to the same creative world. Together, those identities serve one ambition: building a catalog that people reach for when it is time to have fun.

A world cup invitation

Begin with “CRUSH World Cup”⁠. As the opening selection in this spotlight, its title captures the scale of the vision: a CRUSH party with room for dancers, personalities and audiences far beyond one city.

Alongside it are “Gold Bottles” featuring Party Plug Mikey⁠ and “LongIslandIcedTea”⁠. Apple Music credits “Gold Bottles” to Mr Crush and Plug Not A Rapper, bringing those artist identities together on the same release. (music.apple.com⁠)

For listeners discovering the catalog, these three selections offer a starting point. For returning supporters, they are an invitation to explore how the party connects across releases.

Personality belongs on the dance floor

The spotlight continues with “Weather Machine” featuring PartyPlugMikey⁠, “Bops Like Mike” featuring PartyPlugMikey⁠ and “Rawest” featuring Taliraqs⁠.

Even on the page, those names reveal an appetite for character. Weather, personal mythology and outspoken confidence all become part of the vocabulary.

That playful naming continues through “99 & 3000”⁠, “Mikey Tyson”⁠ and “Think She a Model”⁠, each featuring PartyPlugMikey.

The broader creative ambition is personal: give listeners something they can bring into their own night. A favorite title to send to a friend. A record to request. A moment to dance through with the people who know them best.

For CRUSH, the connection becomes meaningful when the audience participates.

The after-hours selections

The adult nightlife side of this spotlight is explicit in its titles: “Know You a Freaq”⁠, “Jiggly Puff”⁠ and “Gentlemen’s Club Anthem”⁠, all featuring PartyPlugMikey.

They sit alongside “Slutty Vegan”⁠ and “Turnt”⁠, also featuring PartyPlugMikey, in a selection that embraces provocative humor and grown-folks party imagery.

The guiding idea leaves the spotlight with the women on the floor: their confidence, their movement, their choice of how to enjoy themselves. Whether someone wants to twerk with her friends, create a dance video or simply find the next addition to her going-out playlist, the invitation is open.

Keep exploring the CRUSH catalog

Rounding out the feature are “Somebody Bih”⁠, “Roxy” featuring PartyPlugMikey⁠ and “Turn Up da Strip”⁠.

Together, these 17 selections give listeners a route through the party-focused side of CRUSH. The ambition reaches from the getting-ready playlist to the club, from a birthday celebration to a beach weekend, from a dancer’s next video to a DJ’s next discovery.

The audience gets to decide which record becomes their record.

Tap the titles to listen on Apple Music. Save your favorites, send one to the group chat and request your CRUSH pick on your next night out.

Mr CRUSH. PartyPlugMikey. Plug Not A Rapper.
One artist. Three identities. An open invitation to dance.